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FileSystems for Unix / Linux

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Superwormy

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Need a filesystem that will work pretty well for READ AND WRITE under both FreeBSD and RedHat Linux.

If possible, it'd be nice if I could read / write to it under Windows NT too 🙂 But I think that's probably asking a bit too much 🙂
 
I think that pretty much limits you to ext2 (maybe ext3, since it can be used at ext2 in FreeBSD) or FAT.

I also remember seeing an ext2 IFS (Installable FileSystem IIRC) driver for NT also, no idea how long ago it was maintained or how well it works though. I have used a program (e2xplore or something like that) that to read files once in a while, but I've long since converted to XFS which has no way to be read in NT or FBSD.
 
ext2, FFS, and fat32 are the ones I can think of. Linux has poor support for BSD filesystems (although it should work). OpenBSD does have support to mount XFS, but I do not know how good it is.
 
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